Hofstra Softball 2007 NCAA Tournament Hempstead Regional Postseason Guide

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1 Hofstra Softball 2007 NCAA Tournament Hempstead Regional Postseason Guide Senior Outfielder Ashley Lane Sophomore Pitcher Kayleigh Lotti Four-Time First-Team All-CAA selection 2007 CAA Pitcher of the Year Hofstra career HR (40) and RBI (180) leader Hofstra single-season strikeout leader (304)

2 SPORTS NEWS HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY HEMPSTEAD, NEW YORK ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER (516) FAX: (516) HOFSTRA SOFTBALL NOTES (40-13, 17-3 CAA) NCAA Regionals May (Hofstra Softball Stadium) Streaks, Stats, and Storylines: Hofstra is making its fifth straight NCAA Tournament appearance, its eighth in the last nine years, and is hosting a regional for the second straight year (and third time ever). The Pride has won at least one game in each of its last six NCAA appearances, and has 11 NCAA wins this decade. Hofstra earned the bid to the NCAA s by winning its tenth straight conference tournament, including all six in the CAA ( ) and its last four in the America East ( ). This year s freshmen were in third grade the last time the Pride did not win the conference title. Sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti has won 16 straight decisions since March 25, and now stands at 22-4 with a 1.33 ERA. She won all three games for the Pride in the CAA Tournament, striking out 35 and allowing three runs. Sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti has a school-record 304 strikeouts this season. She has had 10 or more K s 14 times this season, with Hofstra going 14-0 in those games. Senior outfielder Ashley Lane holds the school records for career home runs (40) and career RBI (180). Second place is only 29 homers and 146 RBI. She is also second in walks (100), third in hits (240) and third in doubles (53). The Pride enters the NCAA s with 15 straight wins, during which time they have allowed only 11 runs. Hofstra also has an 18-game home winning streak, and is 21-1 at Hofstra Softball Stadium this season. Hofstra s Probable Starters Pos. No. Cl. Name 2007 Stats 2B 2 So. Casey Fee.324, 8 RBI, SB CF 4 So. Erika Bernstein.321, 5 RBI C 7 So. Carolann Lubach.301, 30 RBI, 1 HR RF 19 Sr. Ashley Lane.321, 44 RBI, 9 HR SS 12 Jr. Pam Dreslinski.283, 35 RBI, 6 HR 1B 20 Fr. Michele DePasquale.259, 15 RBI, 1 HR LF 9 So. Melissa Hodge.250, 20 RBI, 1 HR 3B 10 Jr. Genevieve Haney.191, 6 RBI DP 24 Jr. Courtney Oliver.254, 25 RBI, 2 HR Reserves C/OF 23 Fr. Stefanie Feinstein.212, 7 RBI UT 8 Fr. Christie Novatin.167, 1 RBI 2B/3B 3 Fr. Laura Jaxheimer.148, 3 RBI SS/3B 5 Fr. Jen Dutremble.154, 1 RBI OF 14 Fr. Kris Root.226, 0 RBI Starting Pitchers RHP 1 So. Kayleigh Lotti 22-4, 1.33 ERA, 304 K s RHP 24 Jr. Courtney Oliver 7-5, 2.71 ERA, 70 K s Relief Pitcher RHP 18 So. Joanna Kralowetz 11-3, 1.78 ERA, 61 K s 2007 HOFSTRA SCHEDULE/RESULTS February 17 vs. #15 Washington! L 1-8 vs. East Tennessee State! W vs. Wichita State! W 5-2 (8 inn.) 19 vs. Florida A&M! W 3-2 at #24 South Florida! L at Central Florida (DH) W 3-1, L vs. #24 Southern Illinois@ L 0-1 vs. #13 Michigan@ L vs. Auburn@ L 2-4 vs. North Carolina@ L vs. Seton Hall@ L 3-5 March 8 vs. Robert Morris^ W 8-2 vs. Central Michigan^ W vs. Virginia Tech^ L 0-1 vs. Ohio State^ W 4-3 (8 inn.) 10 vs. Fordham^ W 5-3 vs. #25 N.C. State^ W 3-2 (9 inn.) 11 vs. #20 Georgia Tech^ W 9-7 vs. North Carolina^ L RUTGERS W JAMES MADISON (DH)* W 3-0, W 4-3 (10) 25 JAMES MADISON* L WAGNER W 9-1, W GEORGE MASON (DH)* W 4-0, W 9-6 April 1 GEORGE MASON* W IONA W at Lehigh W at Georgia State (DH)* W 10-5, L at Georgia State* W CONNECTICUT W MANHATTAN W at Towson (DH)* W 7-0, L at Fordham W DELAWARE (DH)* W 2-0, W DELAWARE W 2-1 (8 inn.) 24 at LIU W at Drexel (DH)* W 4-1, W at Drexel* W 5-1 May 3 QUINNIPIAC W UNC WILMINGTON (DH)* W 7-0, W UNC WILMINGTON* W 3-0 CAA Tournament (at Hofstra) 10 UNC WILMINGTON (1st Round) W GEORGIA STATE (2nd Round) W GEORGIA STATE (championship) W 3-1 NCAA Regionals (at Hofstra) 19 HARVARD 2:30 p.m. 20 ALBANY/BAYLOR TBA 21 REGIONAL FINALS (If HU advances) 12 p.m. HOME GAMES IN CAPS *CAA Game! USF/Wilson Invitational (Tampa, NFCA Leadoff Classic (Columbus, Georgia) ^ Adidas Invitational (Clearwater, Florida)

3 2007 NCAA Regional Schedule May Hofstra Softball Stadium Double Elimination Format Friday, May 18 Game 1 #1 Baylor (45-13) vs. #4 Albany (33-15) 12 p.m. Game 2 #2 Hofstra (40-13) vs. #3 Harvard (31-13) 2:30 p.m. Saturday, May 19 Game 3 Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner 10 a.m. Game 4 Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser 12:30 p.m. Game 5 Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 winner 3 p.m. Sunday, May 20 Game 6 Game 3 winner vs. Game 5 winner 12 p.m. Game 7 Same two teams (if necessary) - Hofstra vs. the Regional Field: Hofstra has faced Harvard five times, winning all five meetings, although the Pride and Crimson have not played each other since the 1998 season, when Hofstra swept a doubleheader. The Pride has never faced either Albany or Baylor. However, Hofstra Head Coach Bill Edwards and Baylor Head Coach Glenn Moore did compete against each other in the 2000 NCAA Tournament, when Moore was the head coach at Louisiana State. Hofstra held a 1-0 lead going into the sixth inning of that contest, before host and seventh-ranked LSU scored twice with two outs in the sixth inning to come from behind for the 2-1 win and end the Pride s season at Hofstra Softball NCAA Division I Tournament History 9 Appearances (12-18): 2007: vs. Harvard 2006: Hofstra 5, Penn State 4 (8 innings) Arizona State 2, Hofstra 0 (8 innings) Penn State 9, Hofstra : Arizona State 10, Hofstra 1 (5 innings) Hofstra 13, Mississippi Valley State 1 (5 inn.) Hofstra 2, Arizona State 1 Alabama 6, Hofstra : Hofstra 1, Auburn 0 (9 innings) Hofstra 1, Southern Illinois 0 (12 innings) Stanford 7, Hofstra 1 Hofstra 3, Southern Illinois 1 Hofstra 1, Stanford 0 Stanford 3, Hofstra 1 (Hofstra falls one win shy of World Series) 2003: Hofstra 3, Nebraska 1 Iowa 3, Hofstra 0 Hofstra 1, Creighton 0 (9 innings) Nebraska 6, Hofstra : Stanford 4, Hofstra 0 Hofstra 4, BYU 2 Central Michigan 10, Hofstra : Hofstra 2, Louisiana-Lafayette 1 Southern Mississippi 14, Hofstra 1 LSU 2, Hofstra : California 5, Hofstra 4 SW Louisiana 5, Hofstra : Princeton 9, Hofstra 5 Hofstra 3, UMass 0 UConn 3, Hofstra 2 (8 innings) 1993: UConn 2, Hofstra 1 UNLV 6, Hofstra 0 Hofstra Career Milestone Watch Ashley Lane 40 HR School record Ashley Lane 180 RBI School record Ashley Lane 238 hits 12 from 250 Ashley Lane 53 2B s 1 from 2nd at HU Ashley Lane 100 BB s 2 from school record Kayleigh Lotti 487 K s 13 from 500 Pam Dreslinski 86 RBI 14 from 100 Hofstra Single-Season Milestone Watch Kayleigh Lotti 304 K s School record Kayleigh Lotti 22 wins 4 from school record Kayleigh Lotti 9 shutouts 1 from 10 Ashley Lane 9 HR 1 from 10 Ashley Lane 44 RBI 6 from 50 Casey Fee 47 runs 3 from 50 Carolann Lubach 46 hits 4 from 50 Hofstra vs. NCAA Tournament Teams: Hofstra has faced a number of teams that will be playing in the 2007 NCAA Tournament, compiling a 4-6 record in 10 games. The Pride has three wins over teams currently ranked in the top 25, including 4-3 over Big 10 champion Ohio State, 3-2 over North Carolina State and 9-7 over Georgia Tech. Hofstra also defeated LIU 4-0. The Pride also dropped 1-0 games to Michigan, Virginia Tech and Southern Illinois, fell twice to North Carolina (3-1, 7-1), and lost its season opener to Washington (8-1). Hofstra picked up most of its key wins at the Adidas Invitational from March 10-12, when it finished second in the 24-team field. The Pride won its pool (which included Ohio State and Virginia Tech), defeated North Carolina State in the quarterfinals of the gold bracket, beat Georgia Tech in the semifinals, before finally falling to North Carolina in the championship game as the Tar Heels broke open a 2-1 game late for a 7-1 win. Another Banner Season: Hofstra s 2007 CAA regular season championship marked the 16th straight season in which the Pride has won a conference title (either regular season or tournament), dating back to the 1992 season in the East Coast Conference, when it won the conference tournament. The Pride missed out on the regular season CAA title in 2006, but still regrouped to win its ninth postseason title in a row with a 7-3 win at Georgia State. The Pride then captured its tenth consecutive conference tournament title last weekend (see previous page). A full list of Hofstra s 16-year streak of conference championships is below: Hofstra Conference Championships ( ) Year Conference Championship(s) 1992 East Coast Tournament 1993 ECAC Tournament 1994 East Coast Tournament 1995 North Atlantic Reg. Season & Tournament 1996 America East Reg. Season 1997 America East Reg. Season 1998 America East Reg. Season & Tournament 1999 America East Reg. Season & Tournament 2000 America East Reg. Season & Tournament 2001 America East Tournament 2002 CAA Reg. Season & Tournament 2003 CAA Reg. Season & Tournament 2004 CAA Reg. Season & Tournament 2005 CAA Reg. Season & Tournament 2006 CAA Tournament 2007 CAA Reg. Season & Tournament

4 Lane Rewriting Record Book: Senior outfielder Ashley Lane (Westbury, NY) enters the NCAA Tournament already holding the school s career records for home runs (40) and (180), easily outdistancing the second-place holders. Tara Ulrich ( ) is second in homers with 29, while Lisa Ciavardini ( ) is second in RBI with 146. Lane also has 238 career hits, which ranks her third in school history, while her 53 doubles put her in third place in Hofstra annals. She also has 100 walks, two shy of the school record held by Hailey Clark ( ). Hofstra Career Hits Leaders No. Name Years 271 Alicia Smith Crystal Boyd Ashley Lane 2004-pres. 234 Jen Smith Lisa Ciavardini Hofstra Career RBI Leaders No. Name Years 180 Ashley Lane 2004-pres. 146 Lisa Ciavardini Crystal Boyd Amanda Hallaway Alicia Smith Hofstra Career Home Run Leaders No. Name Years 40 Ashley Lane 2004-present 29 Tara Ulrich Lisa Wambold Hofstra Career Doubles Leaders No. Name Years 68 Crystal Boyd Alicia Smith Ashley Lane 2004-pres. 47 Dana Bennett Setting The Table: A big reason for the Pride s impressive 30-3 record since returning north from its early season southern trips has been the play of its two lefty slappers sophomore second baseman Casey Fee (Long Beach, NY) and sophomore center fielder Erika Bernstein (Somerville, NJ). Bernstein is hitting.405 in the last 33 games, while Fee is hitting.393 with 39 runs scored. Bernstein and Fee both batted right-handed as freshmen last year, but turned around and learned to hit left-handed this season. Another Grand Opening: Sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) made her college debut last year at the USF/Wilson Invitational with a five-inning nohitter in a 10-0 win over Temple. This year, she managed to repeat history at the same tournament, opening up her 2007 campaign with a five-inning no-hitter in an 8-0 win over East Tennessee State. Lotti struck out 10 and walked none in the East Tennessee State win, with an error allowing the only runner. Lotti also threw four innings in a combined no-hitter against Rutgers in the Pride s home opener this year, relieving Courtney Oliver (Swansea, MA). Lotti Overcomes Open-Heart Surgery: Sophomore pitcher Kalyeigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) has had a significant impact on the Pride in two seasons. She was named first-team All-CAA and first-team NFCA All- Region as a freshman, and enters the postseason with a 19-4 record this year. Lotti almost never had the chance to perform in college, though. During the summer before her senior year of high school, she was pitching in a showcase tournament in Colorado and was experiencing some health problems. She visited a walk-in clinic, which recommended that she see a heart specialist when she returned home. After a battery of tests, Lotti was diagnosed with coarctation of the aorta, a potentially fatal condition which required open-heart surgery. Lotti recovered in time to pitch her senior year of high school at St. Raphael's in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, recording a 0.00 ERA. Moving Up The K Charts: Despite only being in her sophomore season, sophomore Kayleigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) already ranks fourth in career strikeouts with 487, putting her on pace for over 1,000 (the school record is only 638). She broke the single-season record of 277, set by Erin Phillips in 1996, in the conference tournament and became the first Hofstra pitcher to record 300 strikeouts in a season in the championship game. She now 304 this year, heading into NCAA play. Hofstra Career Strikeout Leaders No. Name Years 638 Stacy Jackson Erin Phillips Jen Smith Kayleigh Lotti 2006-pres. 372 Alicia Smith Hofstra Single-Season Strikeout Leaders No. Name Years 304 Kayleigh Lotti Erin Phillips Kayleigh Lotti Stacy Jackson Jen Smith 1998 Lotti Adds To Shutout Total: Sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) threw a two-hit shutout against Georgia State in the CAA Tournament. It was her ninth shutout of the year (eight of which have come in CAA games). She has been dominant in all eight games throwing a no-hitter, two one-hitters, five twohitters and a three-hitter (see below). Kayleigh Lotti Shutouts Date Opponent IP Hits K s BB s 2/17 East Tennessee /24 James Madison /31 George Mason /1 George Mason /14 Towson /21 Delaware /21 Delaware /5 UNCW /11 Georgia State Totals

5 Lotti Riding 16-Game Win Streak: Sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) enters the NCAA Tournament with wins in each of her last 16 decisions, improving her record to It marks the second longest streak in Hofstra history, behind only the 21 straight wins for Callie Osborne in Osborne s streak broke the previous school record of 11, held by three pitchers (Stacy Jackson in 1995, Alicia Smith in 2000, Adrienne Clark in 2003). Lotti has not lost since dropping a 3-1 decision to James Madison on March 25. Her only other losses came 1-0 to Michigan (with the only run scoring on a throwing error), 3-1 to North Carolina and 2-0 to South Florida. Lotti Sets Career High In Strikeouts (Again): Sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) set a new career high in strikeouts in an April 28 win over Drexel, tallying 15 K s. Lotti came into the year with a career high of 12 strikeouts, matched that total against N.C. State on March 10, broke it with 13 in a win over George Mason on March 31, broke that with 14 in a win over Georgia State on April 8, and then broke that against Drexel on Saturday. She has had double-digit strikeout totals 14 times this season (see below), with Hofstra emerging victorious in all 14 of those games. She reached double figures in all three games of the CAA Tournament last weekend, including 13 in the opening game against UNC Wilmington, one shy of the tournament record. Kayleigh Lotti Double-Digit Strikeout Totals Date Opponent IP K s BB s Score 4/28 Drexel W 4-1 4/8 Georgia State W /10 UNCW W 3-2 3/31 George Mason W 4-0 3/10 N.C. State W 3-2 4/29 Drexel W 5-1 5/12 Georgia State W 3-1 5/11 Georgia State W 1-0 3/8 Central Mich W 2-1 4/22 Delaware W 2-1 5/5 UNCW W 7-0 2/17 East Tennessee W 8-0 4/3 Iona W 5-4 4/14 Towson W 7-0 Kralowetz Spells Relief: Sophomore Joanna Kralowetz (Mt. Airy, MD) was a reserve first baseman as a freshman last year, but came back this season and started getting work in the pitching circle in the fall. She has since developed into the Pride's primary relief pitcher, appearing in 25 games this season and compiling an 11-3 record. In 63.0 innings, she has struck out 61 and walked only four, with one of those four walks an intentional pass against Virginia Tech. She had a pair of memorable outings at the Adidas Invitational from March 8-11, picking up the win in when she came on in relief against Fordham in the final game of pool play when she also added the tiebreaking two-run single in her only at-bat of the year. She then picked up the win in relief in the Pride's 9-7 win over #20 Georgia Tech in the semifinals of the tournament with 3.2 innings of two-hit relief. She also made her second career start at Lehigh on April 4 and threw a seven-hit shutout with eight K s and no walks. Kralowetz came on in relief in the Pride s regular season finale against UNC Wilmington and allowed three hits in five innings to get the win, which clinched the regular season title. Making Them Count: Sophomore catcher Carolann Lubach (Langley, WA) helped secure the 2007 Colonial Athletic Association championship with a two-run homer in a 3-1 win over Georgia State in the title game. It was the first homer of the season for Lubach, and the third in her two-year career. Remarkably, she also homered last season in the CAA championship game, a 7-3 win over Georgia State, leading off the seventh inning with a solo homer to give the Pride a 6-3 lead. Oliver Throws No-No In Unexpected Start: Junior pitcher Courtney Oliver (Swansea, MA) was named CAA Pitcher of the Week on April 30 after throwing a no-hitter in a 4-0 win over LIU on April 24, which snapped LIU s 18-game winning streak. Making the story even more remarkable is that she wasn t even scheduled to start. Sophomore Kayleigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) suffered a minor injury while warming up in the middle of the first inning and left the game before throwing an official pitch. Oliver stepped in and threw all seven innings, allowing no hits and striking out three. DePasquale Comes Through In Clutch: Freshman first baseman Michele DePasquale (Waterford, NJ) hit a walkoff homer to defeat Delaware 2-1 in eight innings on April 22. DePasquale had a key role in the Pride s CAA success, as she had a memorable first day of conference competition against James Madison on March 24. In the Pride s extrainning win in the nightcap, DePasquale twice made spectacular defensive plays to keep the game tied at 3-3, including a leaping catch of a scorching line drive in the seventh inning with two outs and runners on second and third. DePasquale then proceeded to deliver the game winning RBI single in the bottom of the 10th inning to give Hofstra the 4-3 victory. She also added a key RBI double in the sixth inning of the regular season finale against UNC Wilmington, putting the Pride ahead 2-0. Hofstra Dominant In Conference: The Pride has been remarkably consistent in league play over the last decade since joining the America East Conference (then called the North Atlantic Conference) in Hofstra has had at least a.700 league winning percentage every season since 1995, while finishing first in 11 of 13 years (the other two years it finished second by one game in 2001 to Boston University and a half-game in 2006 to Georgia State). Its overall conference record since 1995 is (.832), including (.806) in the CAA. Hofstra Conference Records Since 1995 Year Conference Record 1995 North Atlantic North Atlantic America East 12-0 (NAC renamed America East) 1998 America East America East America East America East CAA CAA CAA CAA CAA CAA 17-3 Total (.832)

6 Title Ten: Hofstra s CAA Tournament title last weekend marked the 10th year in a row that Hofstra has won its conference tournament, including all six since the CAA was founded in The Pride also won its final four tournament as members of the America East from Here are Hofstra's tournament results since 1995: 1995: Hofstra 1, Hartford 0 Boston Univ. 1, Hofstra 0 Hofstra 4, Hartford 3 Hofstra 4, Boston Univ. 0 Hofstra 9, Boston Univ : Hofstra 6, Vermont 0 Boston Univ. 11, Hofstra 1 Hofstra 9, Vermont 1 Boston Univ. 8, Hofstra : Hofstra 6, Maine 1 Boston Univ. 2, Hofstra 1 Hofstra 8, Maine 2 Hofstra 6, Boston Univ. 4 Boston Univ. 4, Hofstra : Hofstra 2, Boston Univ. 1 Hofstra 4, Maine 0 Hofstra 5, Delaware : Towson 4, Hofstra 3 Hofstra 12, Delaware 3 Hofstra 4, Drexel 1 Hofstra 9, Towson 1 Hofstra 7, Towson : Hofstra 2, Towson 1 Hofstra 3, Delaware 2 (20 inn.) Boston Univ. 2, Hofstra 0 Hofstra 1, Boston Univ : Hofstra 1, Drexel 0 Towson 6, Hofstra 2 Hofstra 3, Drexel 2 Hofstra 4, Towson 0 Hofstra 4, Towson 3 (11 inn.) America East Conference (23-8) Colonial Athletic Association (19-2) 2002: Hofstra 5, Delaware 4 Hofstra 4, Towson 3 Hofstra 9, Towson : Hofstra 4, Towson 2 Hofstra 6, George Mason 0 Hofstra 2, Towson : Delaware 3, Hofstra 2 Hofstra 7, Towson 5 Hofstra 3, James Madison 0 Hofstra 2, Delaware 0 Hofstra 2, Delaware 1 (9 inn.) 2005: Hofstra 7, James Madison 4 Hofstra 5, Towson 1 Hofstra 6, Towson : Hofstra 19, UNC Wilmington 0 Hofstra 5, Georgia State 3 Georgia State 4, Hofstra 3 Hofstra 7, Georgia State : Hofstra 3, UNC Wilmington 2 Hofstra 1, Georgia State 0 Hofstra 3, Georgia State 1 Lotti Named CAA Pitcher of the Year: Sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) was named the Colonial Athletic Association Pitcher of the Year in a vote of the conference s coaches. Lotti concluded the regular season with a 19-4 record and a 1.37 ERA, then added to her hardware by winning the CAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player honor (see next note). Lotti was joined on the All-CAA first team by senior outfielder Ashley Lane (Westbury, NY) and senior outfielder Erika Bernstein (Somerville, NJ). Sophomore catcher Carolann Lubach (Langley, WA) and sophomore second baseman Casey Fee (Long Beach, NY) were each named to the second team, while freshman first baseman Michele DePasquale (Waterford, NJ) was named All-Rookie. Hofstra CAA Postseason Awards Pos. Name Award P Kayleigh Lotti Pitcher of the Year First Team All-CAA OF Ashley Lane First Team All-CAA OF Erika Bernstein First Team All-CAA C Carolann Lubach Second Team All-CAA 2B Casey Fee Second Team All-CAA 1B Michele DePasquale CAA All-Rookie Lotti Named CAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player: Sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) was named the Most Outstanding Player of the CAA Tournament after compiling a 3-0 record to lead the Pride to the title. Lotti was joined on the All- Tournament team by sophomore catcher Carolann Lubach (Langley, WA), junior shortstop Pam Dreslinski (Kingsville, OH) and senior outfielder Ashley Lane (Westbury, NY). Hofstra CAA Tournament Awards Pos. Name Award P Kayleigh Lotti Most Outstanding Player C Carolann Lubach All-Tournament SS Pam Dreslinski All-Tournament OF Ashley Lane All-Tournament Lotti, Lane Win CAA Weekly Honors: Sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) was named the CAA Pitcher of the Week for the fifth time this season on May 7, sharing the honor with George Mason s Becky Anderson. Lotti was 3-0 in the circle on the week, including a two-hit shutout in a win over UNC Wilmington. Senior outfielder Ashley Lane (Westbury, NY) was also named the Player of the Week for the second time this year after hitting.563 with two homers and seven RBI. Hofstra had five different players honors over the course of the 2007 season. See a complete list of Hofstra awards below: Hofstra CAA Awards Date Name Award 5/7 Kayleigh Lotti Pitcher of Week 5/7 Ashley Lane Player of Week 4/30 Courtney Oliver Pitcher of Week 4/24 Kayleigh Lotti Pitcher of Week 4/24 Michele DePasquale Rookie of Week 4/9 Ashley Lane Player of Week 4/2 Kayleigh Lotti Pitcher of Week 3/12 Kayleigh Lotti Pitcher of Week 2/20 Kayleigh Lotti Pitcher of Week

7 Pride On 15-Game Win Streak: Hofstra enters the NCAA Tournament with a 15-game winning streak, dating back to a 6-1 loss to Towson on April 14. The Pride has outscored its opponents over the last 15 games, and remarkably has allowed more than four hits only once in that entire span (six hits to Georgia State in the CAA championship game). Hofstra has also committed only seven errors in that span, while its opponents have committed 33. Sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti (South Attleboro, MA) has won 11 of those games in the circle, compiling a 0.68 earned run average and 134 strikeouts in 82.2 innings of work. The Pride is holding its opponents to just a.131 batting average in that 15-game span, while hitting.273 at the plate. The Big 4-0: Hofstra comes into the NCAA Tournament with a record, reaching the 40-win plateau for the sixth time in school history. The Pride reached 30 wins for the 15th time in the last 16 years with its 4-0 win over LIU on April 24. The only exception was 2002, when the Pride suffered through an injury-plagued campaign, but still rallied to win its last 14 games to finish In every other season since 1992, Hofstra has won at least 33 games. Hofstra 30-Win Seasons Year Record Year Record Closing The Door: Hofstra s extra inning win over Delaware on April 22 came after the Blue Hens tied the score with a run in the top of the sixth. The Pride, though, bounced back to continue its unblemished record when leading after five innings. This season, Hofstra is 31-0 when leading after five innings. Hofstra Finishes Second At Adidas Invitational: Hofstra had a remarkable run at the Adidas Invitational on March 8-11, finishing second in the 24-team tournament. The Pride finished pool play as the champion of its pool with a 4-1 record from March Hofstra went 2-0 on opening day, capturing an 8-2 win over Robert Morris and a narrow 2-1 win over Central Michigan. On Friday, March 9, the Pride fell in a pitcher's duel against Virginia Tech, as All- American Angela Tincher held Hofstra to four hits in a 1-0 win. The Pride bounced, back, though by defeating Ohio State 4-3 in eight innings and captured the pool title on Saturday, March 10 with a 5-3 win over Fordham. Hofstra moved on to the gold bracket (featuring the top two finishers from each of the four pools), and outlasted North Carolina State 3-2 in nine innings on Saturday evening to advance to the semifinals. On Sunday, March 11, Hofstra came back from a 7-3 deficit to defeat #20 Georgia Tech 9-7 to reach the championship game against North Carolina. After spotting the Tar Heels a 2-0 lead in the first inning, the Pride fought back to within 2-1 heading into the sixth, but North Carolina scored twice with two outs in the sixth and added three more runs in the seventh to pull away late for the 7-1 win. Home, Sweet Home: Hofstra is 21-1 at home this year, continuing its remarkable run of success at Hofstra Softball Stadium. Since the stadium opened in 1999, the Pride is a combined (.857) in 207 games. Hofstra has been particularly dominant against conference teams at home, compiling a 62-6 record all-time against CAA teams (including 16-1 in CAA Tournament games). Going back to the 2001 season in the America East, Hofstra is 72-6 (.923) in its last 78 home games against league teams. Playing The Spoiler: Hofstra stepped out of conference in the last few weeks and spoiled some hot streaks from some of the other top teams in the region. Hofstra defeated Fordham 8-1 on the road on April 18, after Fordham came in with a six-game win streak and a 22-1 record in its previous 23 games. On April 24, Hofstra traveled to Long Island University and came away with a 4-0 win, snapping the Blackbirds 18-game win streak. After returning north from its early-season southern trips, the Pride went a perfect 10-0 in non-conference games, while outscoring its opponents by a combined Working Overtime: Hofstra defeated Delaware 2-1 in eight innings on April 22 on a walk-off homer from freshman first baseman Michele DePasquale (Waterford, NJ). The Pride has now compiled a perfect 5-0 record in extra-inning games this year. In addition to the Delaware win, Hofstra has defeated Wichita State 5-2 in eight innings, Ohio State 4-3 in eight innings, North Carolina State 3-2 in nine innings, and James Madison 4-3 in 10 Hofstra Hosts 2006 NCAA Regional: The Pride was rewarded for its success by earning the right to host one of 16 NCAA Regionals, the first time since 1993 that Hofstra had been chosen as a host site. Hofstra gave the home crowd some dramatics, defeating Penn State 5-4 in eight innings in its first game of the regionals on an RBI double from Courtney Oliver (Swansea, MA). The Pride then took Arizona State, the tournament's seventh seed, into extra innings, before finally falling 2-0 in the eighth. Pride Wins 11th NCAA Game in New Millennium: Hofstra s NCAA Tournament win over Penn State in the 2006 NCAA Tournament was its 11 th NCAA win of this decade. Hofstra won one NCAA game in 2000, one in 2001, two in 2003, four in 2004 and two in The Pride s 11 wins are more than other school in the Northeast Region. UMass is second with nine wins, after picking up four in last season s NCAA Tournament, while Lehigh (3), Seton Hall (3) and Boston College (2) are the only others with more than one. NCAA Tournament Wins 2000 s (Northeast Region) Hofstra 11 UMass 9 Seton Hall 3 Lehigh 3 Boston College 2 UConn 1 LIU 1 Temple 1 UMBC 1 Princeton 1 Army 1 Cornell 1

8 Hofstra s Tentative Starters (By Batting Order) 2 Casey Fee 2B So. Long Beach, NY.324, 0 HR, 8 RBI, SB, 47 runs Second-Team All-CAA In first season as a starter Batted right handed last year, but turned around to hit lefty (slap) this season Leads Hofstra with 47 runs scored and 13 stolen bases The 13 stolen bases ties her for seventhhighest single-season total in Hofstra history Hit 2-for-3 in CAA Tournament win over UNC Wilmington Batted.377 in conference games. 4 Erika Bernstein CF So. Somerville, NJ.321, 0 HR, 5 RBI, 4-7 SB, 23 runs First-Team All-CAA Batted.444 in conference games Hit 2-for-3 with two runs scored in 3-1 win over Georgia State in CAA title game Batted right-handed last year, but turned around to hit lefty (slap) this season Batted 5-for-6 in weekend series with George Mason, and 6-for-10 in weekend series with Georgia State. 7 Carolann Lubach C So. Langley, WA.301, 1 HR, 30 RBI, 3-3 SB, 40 runs Second-Team All-CAA CAA All-Tournament Team Hit two-run homer in 3-1 win over Georgia State in CAA championship game Has three career homers, two of which have come in conference championship victories Had game-tying two-run single in sixth inning of 9-7 win over Georgia Tech on March 11 Tied school record with four runs scored against Georgia Tech Pride s top hitter in its 20-game southern schedule (.281) Hit 2- for-4 against Washington (her hometown team). 19 Ashley Lane RF Sr. Westbury, NY.321, 9 HR, 44 RBI, 2-3 SB Four-time first-team All-CAA selection Three-time firstteam NFCA All-Region (awaiting possible fourth selection this year) 2006 CAA Player of the Year and 2006 CAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player as a junior 2007 CAA All-Tournament team Holds Hofstra records for career homers (40) and RBI (180) second place is 29 and 146, respectively Ranks third in hits (238), third in doubles (53) and second in walks (100) Set single-season RBI record last year (63) CAA Player of Week twice this season and six times in her career Had seven-rbi game vs. Connecticut, tying career high set last year in CAA Tournament Had three doubles in 9-7 win over Georgia Tech, including tie-breaking two-run double in the sixth inning (her 200 th career hit) Had two hits off Washington s Danielle Lawrie and one off Virginia Tech s Angela Tincher Homered three times in weekend series with CAA runner-up Georgia State Had 13 RBI in 2006 postseason (11 in CAA Tournament, two against Penn State in NCAA Tournament) Only senior on Pride. 12 Pam Dreslinski SS Jr. Kingsville, OH.283, 6 HR, 35 RBI, 4-5 SB CAA All-Tournament Team Batted 2-for-3 with two RBI in a 3-2 win over UNC Wilmington on the first day of the CAA Tournament Batted 2-for-3 against Washington on opening day Hit two-run homer in key CAA win over Delaware on April 21 Had six RBI in Georgia State series, including four in the final game Homered against Big 10 champion Ohio State Tripled against georgia Tech Had hit off Virginia Tech All-American Angela Tincher Played outfield her first two seasons (right field as a freshman, center field as a sophomore) before moving in to play shortstop this year Was an All-CAA outfielder her first two seasons. 20 Michele DePasquale 1B Fr. Waterford, NJ.259, 1 HR, 15 RBI, 0-0 SB CAA All-Rookie team selection CAA Rookie of the Week on April 24, after hitting walk-off home run in final game of Delaware series in the eighth inning Also had game-winning RBI single in bottom of the tenth against James Madison on March 24, in the game that determined the tiebreaker for the top seed Hit key RBI double in sixth inning of regular season finale against UNC Wilmington, putting Hofstra ahead 2-0 Was 2-for-3 with two RBI in 8-1 win over Fordham Never played first base before this season. 9 Melissa Hodge LF So. Hamilton, NJ.250, 1 HR, 20 RBI, 8-10 SB Recruited as a pitcher, but has emerged as Hofstra s every day left fielder Had key RBI in 3-2 win over North Carolina State Homered in CAA win over Delaware Batted 2-for-3 with two RBI in 3-0 win over James Madison Tripled and drove in three runs in win over Drexel. 10 Genevieve Haney 3B Jr. Levittown, PA.191, 0 HR, 6 RBI, 0-0 SB Played first base last season, but has moved to third this spring Had strong defensive season (only five errors,.965 fielding percentage) Batted 2-for-2 with an RBI in seriesopening win over Georgia State Was 2-for-4 with an RBI in second game of Drexel series Also added RBI double in final game against Drexel. 24 Courtney Oliver DP Jr. Swansea, MA.254, 2 HR, 25 RBI, 1-1 SB Also pitches for Hofstra Had a pair of RBI doubles in an NCAA Tournament win over Penn State last year, including the tiebreaking double in the eighth Also hit three-run homer in last year s CAA championship (when she earned the win in the pitching circle) Had six RBI in doubleheader sweep of Wagner Had four RBI in win over Manhattan Hit tiebreaking two-run double in seventh inning of win over Georgia State. Reserves 3 Laura Jaxheimer UT Fr. Bethlehem, PA.148, 3 RBI Started 24 games, mostly at third base Can also play second Used as pinch runner late in the season. 5 Jen Dutremble SS Fr. Biddeford, ME.154, 1 RBI Primarily a shortstop, but can also play third Used as pinch runner Had RBI in championship game of Adidas Invitational against North Carolina Was 2-for-3 with three runs scored in start against UConn. 8 Christie Novatin UT Fr. Howell, NJ.167, 1 RBI Used primarily as pinch hitter this season Also started two games at DP Had RBI double vs. Rutgers. 14 Kris Root OF Fr. Waynesboro, PA.226, 16 runs Pride s primary pinch runner Started 12 games in left field Slap hitter. 23 Stefanie Feinstein OF Fr. West Chester, PA.212, 7 RBI Pride s primary pinch hitter Started five games at DP and two in left Had pinch-hit two-run double in win over Georgia State Had RBI double vs. Auburn and RBI single vs. Central Florida.

9 Hofstra Pitching Staff 1 Kayleigh Lotti RHP So. S. Attleboro, MA 22-4, 1.33 ERA, IP, 90 BB, 304 K CAA Pitcher of the Year CAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player Two-time first-team All-CAA Fivetime CAA Pitcher of the Week this season Broke Hofstra s single season strikeout record (304) Enters NCAA Tournament with wins in her last 16 decisions has had 14 games with 10 or more strikeouts Has nine shutouts, eight of which have come against conference opponents Ranks in the top 15 in the country in strikeouts per seven innings (9.88) Won all three games for Hofstra in CAA Tournament, reaching double figures in strikeouts in all three games Threw complete-game, nine-inning four-hitter with 12 strikeouts in win over N.C. State Earned eight-inning win over Big 10 champion Ohio State Lost to Michigan 1-0, allowing five hits and just one unearned run on a throwing error Threw opening-day no-hitter against East Tennessee State Also threw no-hitter on opening day against Temple last year in her collegiate debut Has two one-hit shutouts and five two-hit shutouts Has career record of 40-14, to go along with 497 career strikeouts, on pace for more than 1,000 (the school record is only 638) Earned the win against Penn State in 2007 NCAA Regionals, before falling to #7 Arizona State 2-0 in eight innings (on a homer from All- American Kaitlin Cochran) Threw two-hit shutouts in both games of a doubleheader sweep of Delaware on April 23 Threw pair of one-hitters in weekend sweep of George Mason Struck out career-high 15 batters in win over Drexel Overcame open-heart surgery during her senior year of high school to repair a heart defect called coarctation of the aorta. 18 Joanna Kralowetz RHP So. Mt. Airy, MD 11-3, 1.78 ERA, 63.0 IP, 4 BB, 61 K Was not recruited to be a pitcher, and played first base/outfield as a freshman last year Has emerged as Hofstra s primary relief pitcher Has 61 strikeouts and only four walks (one intentional) on the year Earned win in relief in regular season finale, allowing three hits and no runs over five innings against UNC Wilmington to give Hofstra the regular season title Shut out Lehigh, a 2006 NCAA regional finals, on seven hits in one of her two starts Earned win in relief against Georgia Tech, allowing two hits and striking out five in 3.2 innings Earned win in relief against Fordham at Adidas Invitational, while adding tiebreaking two run single in her only at bat of the year Three losses this year have been to Southern Illinois, Auburn and Virginia Tech. 24 Courtney Oliver RHP Jr. Swansea, MA 7-5, 2.71 ERA, 85.1 IP, 46 BB, 70 K Threw a no-hitter against LIU on April 24, in a game that she was not expected to start (Kayleigh Lotti was injured in warm-ups in the middle of the first) The no-hitter snapped LIU s 18-game winning streak Named the CAA Pitcher of the Week on April 30 after the LIU nohitter Earned win in 2006 CAA Championship game against Georgia State (when she added a three-run homer at the plate) Allowed no runs in five innings against Virginia Tech Allowed one hit in 4.2 innings against Southern Illinois Allowed three hits and one run in five innings against Auburn Threw first three innings of a combined no-hitter against Rutgers Also threw no-hitter last season against Drexel. About Head Coach Bill Edwards: Bill Edwards is in his 18th season as Hofstra University Head Softball Coach, and he has led the Pride to national prominence during that time. His career record is currently , making him one of only 30 active coaches with 600 wins. Of those 30, he is one of only seven with less than 20 years of experience. The last three seasons have seen Edwards and the Pride achieve new levels of success, including the 2004 campaign, when it came one win shy of reaching the Women s College World Series. Hofstra has won at least one game in each of the last four NCAA Tournaments and has reached the regional finals twice. The Hofstra Softball program has also displayed consistent excellence over the last 18 years. Edwards and company have garnered 10 NCAA Tournament appearances (1993, 1995, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007), two East Coast Conference Championships (1992 and 1994), five America East Championships (1995, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001), six Colonial Athletic Association Championships (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) and an ECAC Championship (1993). In each of the last 16 years under Edwards, the Pride has won either a regular season or a postseason conference title, including a streak of 10 straight tournament championships. Edwards, who will have his 18th straight winning season at Hofstra this spring, also coached the Pride to a #21 ranking in the final 2004 NCAA Division I Softball Poll, and a #20 ranking in the final 1994 poll. In addition, he has led the Pride to #1 rankings in the Northeast Region Poll in 1993, 1994, 1997 and Edwards has also been named the Regional Coach of the Year seven times in his career (1993, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005). His players have also earned All- America honors from the National Fastpitch Coaches Association five times, including twice by Crystal Boyd (1993, 1994) and once apiece from Alicia Smith (2000), Lisa Ciavardini (2000) and Amanda Hallaway (2003). Edwards came to Hofstra from Commack High School, where he coached softball for nine years. During his tenure at Commack, his teams compiled a record and reached the Suffolk County Class A playoffs seven times. Edwards and his wife, Janie, have two grown daughters, Shari, who played NCAA Division I softball at Northern Illinois University and coached at Hofstra, and Karen, a licensed practical nurse. Edwards Wins 600 th Game: Hofstra Head Coach Bill Edwards earned his 600 th win when the Pride defeated James Madison 3-1 on April 23, He is one of only 30 active coaches in the country with 600 wins, including one of only seven that have less than 20 years of experience (17+ seasons). The other coaches with 600 wins in less than 20 seasons are California s Diane Ninemire (19 seasons), Texas Tech s Teresa Wilson (19 seasons), Colorado State s Mary Yori (17 seasons), Tennessee Tech s Tory Acheson (14 seasons), Coastal Carolina s Jess Dannelly (19 seasons) and Ohio State s Linda Kalafitis (18 seasons).

10 2007 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL ROSTER HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY The Pride No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. B/T Hometown/High School 1 Kayleigh Lotti P So 5-9 R/R S. Attleboro, MA/St. Raphael s Academy 2 Casey Fee 2B So. 5-3 L/R Long Beach, NY/Long Beach 3 Laura Jaxheimer IF Fr. 5-6 R/R Bethlehem, PA/Liberty 4 Erika Bernstein OF So 5-3 L/R Somerville, NJ/Somerville 5 Jen Dutremble IF Fr. 5-8 R/R Biddeford, ME/Biddeford 7 Carolann Lubach C So. 5-2 R/R Langley, WA/South Whidbey 8 Christie Novatin UT Fr R/R Farmingdale, NJ/Howell 9 Melissa Hodge OF/P So. 5-4 R/R Hamilton, NJ/Hamilton West 10 Genevieve Haney 1B/3B Jr R/R Levittown, PA/Conwell Egan 12 Pam Dreslinski SS Jr. 5-7 R/R Kingsville, OH/Edgewood 14 Kris Root OF Fr L/R Waynesboro, PA/Greencastle-Antrim 18 Joanna Kralowetz P/1B So R/R Mt. Airy, MD/Linganore 19 Ashley Lane OF Sr. 5-5 L/L Westbury, NY/W.T. Clarke 20 Michele DePasquale IF Fr. 5-6 L/R Waterford, NJ/Camden Catholic 23 Stefanie Feinstein C/OF Fr. 5-7 R/R West Chester, PA/Henderson 24 Courtney Oliver P/DP Jr. 5-6 L/R Swansea, MA/Coyle & Cassidy Head Coach: Bill Edwards Associate Head Coach: Larissa Anderson Assistant Coach: Ryan Realmuto Pronunciation Guide: 1 Kayleigh Lotti KAY-lee LOT-ee 3 Laura Jaxheimer JAX-hi-mer 5 Jen Dutremble due-trem-bull 7 Carolann Lubach LOO-bock 8 Christie Novatin NO-vuh-tin 12 Pam Dreslinski drez-lin-ski 18 Joanna Kralowetz KRALL-oh-witz 20 Michele DePasquale dee-pass-kwall 23 Stefanie Feinstein FINE-steen AC Ryan Realmuto ruh-mute-oh

11 The Automated ScoreBook Overall Statistics for Hofstra (as of May 12, 2007) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 21-1 Away: 10-4 Neutral: 9-8 Conference: 17-3 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% Kralowetz, Joanna Fee, Casey Lane, Ashley Bernstein, Erika Lubach, Carolann Dreslinski, Pam DePasquale, Michele Oliver, Courtney Hodge, Melissa Root, Kris Feinstein, Stefanie Haney, Genevieve Novatin, Christie utremble, Jen axheimer, Laura otti, Kayleigh otals pponents OB - Team (351), Opp (338). DPs turned - Team (12), Opp (18). IBB - Team (6), Oliver 2, Dreslinski 2, Fee 1, Hodge 1, Opp 4). Picked off - Fee 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) layer ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA otti, Kayleigh / ralowetz, Joanna / liver, Courtney / odge, Melissa / otals / pponents / B - Team (4), Lubach 4, Opp (13). Pickoffs - Team (4), Lubach 4, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - Lubach (27-36), Oliver (14-17), Lotti 8-13), Kralowetz (5-6).

12 The Automated ScoreBook Game Results for Hofstra (as of May 12, 2007) (All games) Game date Opposing team Score r h e/ r h e Inns Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend Time / , 2007 vs #15 Washington 1-8 L 1 8 3/ Oliver (L 0-1) 0 17, 2007 vs East Tennessee St. W / Lotti (W 1-0) , 2007 vs Wichita State W / ( 8) Kralowetz (W 1-0) , 2007 vs Florida A&M W / Oliver (W 1-1) 0 19, 2007 at #24 South Florida 0-2 L 0 9 0/ Lotti (L 2-1) 117 1:45 Feb 21, 2007 at Central Florida W / Lotti (W 2-1) - 1:45 Feb 21, 2007 at Central Florida 1-2 L 1 3 0/ Oliver (L 1-2) 303 1:53 ^Feb 23, 2007 vs #24 So. Illinois 0-1 L 0 2 2/ Kralowetz (L 0-1) 0 2:10 ^Feb 23, 2007 vs #13 Michigan 0-1 L 0 5 1/ Lotti (L 2-2) 0 2:35 ^Feb 24, 2007 vs Auburn 2-4 L 2 5 0/ Kralowetz (L 1-2) 0 2:15 ^Feb 24, 2007 vs North Carolina 1-3 L 1 5 0/ Lotti (L 2-3) 0 2:11 ^Feb 25, 2007 vs Seton Hall 3-5 L 3 5 3/ Hodge (L 0-1) 0 2:10 %Mar 08, 2007 vs Robert Morris W / Oliver (W 2-2) 50 2:30 %Mar 08, 2007 vs Central Michigan W / Lotti (W 3-3) 50 1:40 %Mar 09, 2007 vs Virginia Tech 0-1 L 0 2 0/ Kralowetz (L 1-3) 100 2:05 %Mar 09, 2007 vs Ohio State W / ( 8) Lotti (W 4-3) 50 2:30 %Mar 10, 2007 vs Fordham W / Kralowetz (W 2-3) 50 2:20 %Mar 10, 2007 vs #25 N.C. State W / ( 9) Lotti (W 5-3) 50 2:30 %Mar 11, 2007 vs #20 Georgia Tech W / Kralowetz (W 3-3) 50 2:20 %Mar 11, 2007 vs North Carolina 1-7 L 1 4 2/ Oliver (L 2-3) 50 2:10 Mar 22, 2007 Rutgers W / Oliver (W 3-3) 110 1:45 *Mar 24, 2007 James Madison W / Lotti (W 6-3) 140 1:50 *Mar 24, 2007 James Madison W / (10) Kralowetz (W 4-3) 140 2:50 *Mar 25, 2007 James Madison 1-3 L 1 4 1/ Lotti (L 6-4) 210 1:50 Mar 28, 2007 Wagner W / Kralowetz (W 5-3) 120 1:40 Mar 28, 2007 Wagner W / Oliver (W 4-3) 120 1:35 *Mar 31, 2007 George Mason W / Lotti (W 7-4) 210 1:32 *Mar 31, 2007 George Mason W / Kralowetz (W 6-3) 210 2:15 *Apr 01, 2007 George Mason W / Lotti (W 8-4) 135 1:40 Apr 03, 2007 Iona W / Kralowetz (W 7-3) 145 2:10 Apr 04, 2007 at Lehigh W / Kralowetz (W 8-3) 118 2:11 *Apr 06, 2007 at Georgia State W / Kralowetz (W 9-3) 80 2:27 *Apr 06, 2007 at Georgia State 5-10 L 5 9 2/ Oliver (L 4-4) 80 2:10 *Apr 07, 2007 at Georgia State W / Lotti (W 9-4) 60 2:30 Apr 10, 2007 Connecticut W / Lotti (W 10-4) 205 2:20 Apr 11, 2007 Manhattan W / Oliver (W 5-4) 105 1:50 *Apr 14, 2007 at Towson W / Lotti (W 11-4) 125 1:43 *Apr 14, 2007 at Towson 1-6 L 1 3 0/ Oliver (L 5-5) 125 1:39 Apr 18, 2007 at Fordham W / Lotti (W 12-4) 92 2:15 *Apr 21, 2007 Delaware W / Lotti (W 13-4) 410 1:55 *Apr 21, 2007 Delaware W / Lotti (W 14-4) 410 2:00 *Apr 22, 2007 Delaware W / ( 8) Kralowetz (W 10-3) 240 2:25 Apr 24, 2007 at Long Island W / Oliver (W 6-5) 73 2:01 *Apr 28, 2007 at Drexel W / Lotti (W 15-4) 109 1:45 *Apr 28, 2007 at Drexel W / Oliver (W 7-5) 110 2:20 *Apr 29, 2007 at Drexel W / Lotti (W 16-4) 112 1:53 May 03, 2007 Quinnipiac W / Lotti (W 17-4) 140 2:20 *May 05, 2007 UNC Wilmington W / Lotti (W 18-4) 510 1:50 *May 05, 2007 UNC Wilmington W / Lotti (W 19-4) 510 2:15 *May 06, 2007 UNC Wilmington W / Kralowetz (W 11-3) 220 1:45 +May 10, 2007 UNC Wilmington W / Lotti (W 20-4) 345 1:40 +May 11, 2007 vs Georgia State W / Lotti (W 21-4) 480 1:45 +May 12, 2007 Georgia State W / Lotti (W 22-4) 530 1:40 = Conference game = USF/Wilson Invitational = NFCA Leadoff Classic = Adidas Invitational = CAA Tournament (Hempstead, NY) ) extra inning game

13 Hofstra Pride Softball Colonial Athletic Association 2007 Champions Ten Straight Conference Titles